Classic 1952 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sadan, Upgraded Buick V-6, Automatic Trans on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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This is a "No Reserve Auction", this Car will sell to the highest bidder, with a low starting bid for all the money spent and work that has been done to this car. Up for Auction is a Classic Collector, hard to find 1952 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sedan with a upgraded Drive package, comes with a Rebuilt 1982 Buick V-6, Rebuilt Automatic Transmission, "All New upgrades" Champion Aluminum Race Radiator, Electric Fan, Oil and Transmission Coolers, 12-Volt Altenator, Wires, Plugs, Holley Carb 2-Barrol, Water Hoses, Tires and Metalic Green Paint. The Car is 85% Complete or more, needs final touch ups, drivers windshield, passenger windows replaced, 2 door and trunk handles put on, we have them, front door panels installed, we have them, minor dash wire hooked up, front toe adjusted and a few minor little things, the car starts and runs great, the V-6 is perfect for power, the car is a Arizona car and looks to be rust free to me, looks good and would make a great daily driver with the V-6 package, good luck on bidding and the winning bid to own this hard to find classic collector car.
NO RESERVE SELLS TO HIGHEST BID !
Please note when submitting A Bid, this item is being sold to the highest bid at Auction Close, this is not an offer, this is a sale, so please have all inspections and funds in order before bidding, all auctions are final. This is a No Reserve Auction and will sell to the highest bid, we must receive A $500 Deposit within 24 hours of Auction end to hold your item and full payment due within 7 days of auction end. Any item bought and not paid for will be relisted and the buyer will receive a unpaid mark or is charged a listing and relisting fee. Please do not bid on items unless you plan on buying and paying! you will be charged a restocking fee if you can not pay or decide against purchase. The winning buyer must contact us within 24 hours of auction end and make arrangements for payment and pick up of item at that time. A $500 deposit is due within 24 hours of end of auction via Pay Pal. We do not accept pay pal for full payment and we only accept pay pal for the $500 deposit, the remainder of payment is due within 7 days of listing end. Make sure if financing that your financial institution accepts the year and the miles of this vehicle before bidding, please arrange financing prior to bidding. Buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping of item within 14 days of listing end and we will work with any shipping company you choose. We do ask you to have item inspected before bidding, as all our items are sold As-Is, if you have any questions please give us a call (520)398-6869 or send a message ! Once a item leaves our location, whether it is with the buyer or transporter, they are sold as-is, you own the item once it has left. All sales are will have a $139 Dollar online buyer premium added on top of the EBay sale price. Payment can be made in cash (in person), bank wire transfer, or cashier's check. I have described the above mentioned item to the best of my ability, however with all pre-owned items the condition is subjected, so I recommend that the potential buyer inspect, I try and describe all major damage noticeable, but miss a minor dent or scratch , the vehicle is sold As-Is condition unless otherwise specified.
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